"MIND THE DOORS!"

Death Line (1972), the most requested film for us to cover, finally comes to A Very British Horror.

We venture underground to London's tube network to seek out some cannibals. Along the way we discuss whether this is really a lost episode of The Sweeney, the geography of the London Underground system, Marlon Brando and Paul educates Chris on a 1970s rock legend!

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Come with us as we go out to play games with Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny and Girly, Freddie Francis' forgotten 1970 horror film. It was his favourite film, I wonder if it will be yours. 

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We talk to director/ writer Russell Owen about his career, Jaws 2 and his new film Shepherd.

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Nature or nurture? Would watching Jack the Ripper, your father, killing your mother make you a violent psycho? Why do I have Hot Chocolate's "It Started With A Kiss" in my head? 

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It's still Christmas in the A Very British Horror household. We're going to a friend's new country pad to have a very over indulgent Christmas dinner. What could possibly go wrong?

Really looking forward to a lovely glass of Burgundy wine. Hope it doesn't taste like blood!

Come eat with us as we enjoy the first episode of the 1972 BBC spooky anthology series Dead of Night, The Exorcism.

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SEASONS GREETINGS ONE AND ALL.

Love him or hate him, you can't argue that Mark Gatiss has delivered 3 Ghost Stories for Christmas, two M R James adaptations and one original. 

Tractate Middoth, The Dead Room & Martin's Close.

We go through these one by one and give our views on them. Are they any good?

We also name drop a lot of people in an effort to get them to like us!

Also Paul has an amazing fact about himself that connects him to Sacha Dhawan in Tractate Middoth so stay tuned after the end music to find out. 

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Werewolves from outer space have decided to Attack the Block! We talk about the film that launched the careers of big name Doctor Who and Star Wars actors. And Star Trek too. Nearly.

We also mention (friend of the podcast) Nick Frost, which causes Chris to lament his lack of stardom after our Truth Seekers interview episode. 

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We check out author / Dream weaver Garth Marenghi's Darkplace and as looking at it from a horror perspective alone would be very odd we drafted in one track lover, editor of comedy website Comedy To Watch and all round Rick Dagless super guy, Mr Alex Finch to help with our comedy (we need it!!!)

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Do check the site out. We can all do with finding stuff to make us laugh at the moment.

Welcome to our very exciting, special episode.

We interview Nick Frost and Samson Kayo about their new Amazon Prime Video show, Truth Seekers, which launches on October 30th, 2020.

It is really rather excellent and fans of British horror and weirdness will enjoy it, we think. 

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Our tribute to Dame Diana Rigg. Join us we go to the theatre with her and Vincent Price. Hope we don't die on stage or corpse!

We discuss Theatre of Blood (1973)

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